Mosquito BITS for Insects,8OZ

It is a very good product and the only thing I would advice is that you use warm or semi hot water when making the mixture. It helps break down the Mosquito BITS better and quicker. Although the mixture smells like genie pig food pellets, once you pour the mixture into the soil the smell lessen greatly. My friend and I had a fungus gnat infestation on our indoor plants due to some bad Miracle Grow soil {Miracle Grow is cheap for a reason >:( } She used Mosquito Bits for her plants for a few days and she hasn't had anymore gnats living in her plants. I changed out the soil to a better brand (lucky bamboo) but still had adults gnats laying eggs in the soil so I used Mosquito BITS till I got rid of all the adults (which took about a week) and it killed all the larvae.

Had fungal gnats in my peace lily plants. After researching saw this was good to make a “tea” to water with and kill the larvae in the soil. This did the trick!

I purchased this product due to mostly positive reviews. I found it expensive compared to local store prices, but I wanted it delivered. This product must be measured, put in the water to soak, then needs the bits to be strained before watering plants. Its a little messy and annoying. I have used this product now for 4 weeks of watering all my plants. The first 2 weeks I saw little improvement so I also purchased sticky yellow traps as suggested by many reviewers. I feel this combination worked well. Now at week 4 and this morning I saw only 1 gnat on all of my 10 plants. I believe this works but its a slow process. It doesn't kill the adult gnats only the larvae, so the yellow sticky traps get the adults flying around that lay the eggs. I believe the life cycle is 3-4 weeks. Overall satisfied with this product, but feel I must continue for another month or so just to be sure that they wont come back. I have seen other ready made liquid products that don't require mixing etc... so I may give that a try in the future. Package looks small but I still have some left for at least 2 more weeks. Depends on how many plants you have and how much water they consume. My plants are medium pothos and a couple of small snake plants.

These seem to work for gnats. I had an issue with them every year. I put this in my plants each year and I now I do not have a gnat problem. I add some to my plants at the same time each year to keep them away.

I still see mosquitoes. :-(

Can’t be shipped to some states very easily. Product works well

Moved to Phoenix, AZ area last year. The mosquitos were brutal, making it hard to enjoy the patio and pool. After much research, I decided to try this. I placed out two 5 gallon buckets on opposite sides of the back yard. Threw in a couple handfuls of dead weeds, leaves, etc., filled buckets half full with water, and allowed it to ferment in the sun a couple days. The buckets were then moved to areas that received shade all day long. Within days there were well over a hundred egg layings (meaning thousands of eggs) in the buckets. A few days after adding more water, there were thousands of mosquito larvae swimming about the buckets. Sprinkled about a tablespoon of these mosquito bits in each bucket, and within two days every last one of them was dead. Not a bit of movement in the bucket....and more eggs had been laid. Family not 10 miles away have already been bit to heck this summer. I have received one bite since putting these buckets out. I had worried that these "mosquito kill buckets" might make things worse, since we are obviously attracting a lot of mosquitos, and the female needs a "blood meal" in order to lay their eggs. But so far this has not been the case. It has been quite the pleasant summer so far. Last summer we were running thermacells in the patio, had electronic mosquito zap traps out, and were constantly covering ourselves with mosquito repellent spray....and still getting bit up like crazy. We've not (so far this summer) used any of those methods once, and are all but bite free. The true test is coming up with the monsoons and impending "mosquito season" this late summer and fall. But so far, seems to be working spectacularly.

My Ivy got a major gnat invasion. This came after I noticed a fungus growing on top of the soil. I tried using a mixture of water and peroxide to water the Ivy with and that helped a little but the larva lived and still kept hatching out. I tried sprinkling cinnamon on top of the soil which reduced the amount of gnats, but didn’t kill off the larva so the gnats came back with a vengeance. Finally I broke down and bought this stuff. You’ll need two pitchers and a tablespoon to measure the powder, but it’s easy. Water according to the directions. Do not water with this product more that what’s specified on the packaging or you will burn your plant.

As advertised.

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Accurate description, good value and did what they promised. Would definitely recommend.

Very good

It took a while, but eventually got rid of all the fungus gnats that had been driving me bonkers. Just put a large spoonful into a 1 litre container full of water and allowed them to infuse. I then poured the mixture into a spray bottle (but so you don't clog up the nozzle, I suggest straining the liquid through a very fine mesh). It pongs a bit, but I added a few drops of peppermint oil and that took the edge off. I then sprayed the soil of my houseplants, and in the self-watering pots, I would also spray the bottom reservoir as well. Took over a month, but eventually the fungus gnats went. I've been gnat-free for 7 months now.